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Effects of high pressure, magnetic fields, and substitutions - ICMR ...

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Novel physical effects in multiferroic compounds:<br />

Ferroelectricity induced by <strong>magnetic</strong> orders ( e.g. TbMnO 3<br />

, Ni 3<br />

V 2<br />

O 8<br />

, MnWO 4<br />

)<br />

Rotation <strong>of</strong> FE polarization by 90˚ in <strong>magnetic</strong> <strong>fields</strong> ( TbMnO 3<br />

, MnWO 4<br />

)<br />

Complete reversal <strong>of</strong> FE polarization by <strong>magnetic</strong> <strong>fields</strong> ( TbMn 2<br />

O 5<br />

)<br />

Giant magneto-dielectric effect in DyMn 2<br />

O 5<br />

(increase <strong>of</strong> dielectric constant by more than 100 % in <strong>magnetic</strong> <strong>fields</strong>)<br />

Ferro<strong>magnetic</strong> order induced by electric <strong>fields</strong> ( HoMnO 3<br />

)<br />

<br />

<br />

Complex <strong>magnetic</strong> phase diagrams with incommensurate <strong>and</strong> commensurate<br />

<strong>magnetic</strong> structures, lock-in transitions, <strong>and</strong> multicritical points<br />

Experimental discovery <strong>of</strong> a new excitation - electromagnons<br />

. . . . .

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